Blog Entries For SEPTEMBER 23, 2006

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Oh Joy!
Saturday, 23 September 2006 04:05:20

I was just browsing around on one of the other fansites I visit. wotmania.com It's for a set of books called the [b]W[/b]heel [b]o[/b]f [b]T[/b]ime. I happened to glance over at the quote of the moment (random quote that changes whenever you change pages so you probably won't find it if I give you the link) and saw this. Quote of the Moment Also, I can kill you with my brain. -River, to Jayne Firefly - "Trash Isn't it nice when fandoms meet and exist peacfully?

She is...River
Saturday, 23 September 2006 11:58:30

Like the sun coming up over the horizon, she brightens the room with her presence And when the sun sets, she leaves the room When darkness falls or danger arrives, she can either run or hide But when her loved ones are in danger, she is ready to fight She is...River Tam

Update on unhappy blog
Saturday, 23 September 2006 18:35:50

I'm temporarily in luck: most of management was out of town for the rest of the week, so peace and sanity reigned at work for at least a while. I sincerely want to thank all the wonderful Browncoats who responded to my previous blog. You are all the greatest and you helped restore my faith in humanity. It means a lot to me. I've since calmed down a little, but I'm still going to look for another job. Here's my latest theory on management's M.O.: they must be aware that there are a few discipline problems in the company, but for some reason they absolutely refuse to confront the few (and there really aren't very many) people who are causing these problems. Maybe they're afraid of a lawsuit from a disgruntled employee? I have no idea. Instead, they've decided to punish ALL employees. I heard a manager yesterday say, "Don't take it so personally. This is a company-wide thing." Did she hear what she was saying? Of COURSE we're taking it personally, because we're all being told that we're, in effect, little children who can't be trusted to act responsibly on our own. If management wasn't there to keep us in check, who knows what would happen? (Maybe we'd all be happier and a lot more work would get done. Ha!) Anyway, I'll see if I can find something else. Meanwhile, thanks again for your support.